Telling Pathum Thani's Story Through Contemporary Media, Through the Eyes of Communication Arts Students

School of Communication Arts, in collaboration with Pathum Thani Province, brought together expertise in media production, technology, and experience design to add color and tell the story of Pathum Thani

School of Communication Arts, in collaboration with Pathum Thani Province, brought together expertise in media production, technology, and experience design to add color and tell the story of Pathum Thani Province at the “Un Ai Suk Mueang Pathum: Pathum Thani City Pillar Shrine Celebration 2026” event, held from August 21 – September 1, 2026. The event gave students the opportunity to apply classroom knowledge to create real-world work in collaboration with the local community and government agencies.

At the event, faculty and students from the Radio, Television, and Streaming Media Production program, along with the Creative Content Production and Digital Experience program, Faculty of Communication Arts, worked together to design and produce creative media aimed at creating new experiences for the public and visitors attending the event.

• A photo booth activity was set up at the site of the old Pathum Thani Governor’s Residence, giving attendees the chance to capture memorable photos amid the atmosphere of one of the province’s important historic sites — creating engagement between the public and cultural heritage spaces through a contemporary media lens.
• A projection mapping display, combined with light, color, and sound, told the story under the concept “Pathum Thani: City of Waterways and Culture.” The production blended motion graphic design techniques, storytelling, and digital media technology to convey the identity, way of life, stories of the waterways, and cultural heritage of Pathum Thani Province in a contemporary, accessible format that created a distinctive experience for viewers.

Taking part in this event reflects the Faculty of Communication Arts’ learning approach, which aims to push students toward Experiential Learning — applying knowledge in communication, media production, content design, and digital technology to work with real places, real communities, and the real challenges of the province.